Anonymous
04/08/2019 20:02
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
This is what I never get about decision making. If you are a starter or at least first sub in for BRYC, FCV, anywhere, sure, I get it, but if you are riding the pine, why stay? And I have honestly seen overlooked players - I mean like pros - move teams and take off.
Is watching other people's kids play that much fun for all these people? I pay and make the time commitment to see my kid play. Yeah, great when we do well, but if she's not playing, I have no reason to be there.
Because when you’re training 3 or 4 times a week with higher level players, you develop faster. Not that hard of a concept to grasp. But for people that are focused only games and results, you probably don’t get it.
The person obviously wasn't advocating results if their main point was that it is better to start and play significant minutes at Spirit than it is to train yet watch games at FCV or BRYC for example.
If you are not seriously pushing for minutes then what is the point? It is a game meant to be played not watched. If you can't get regular time, in spite of all the quality training then what is the point?
And one of the the BRYC coaches has no problems leaving people on the bench the whole game.
But hey its all about developing the girls and doing what's best for them, right?
If you're kid does not play in meaningful matches she probably is not on the right team, should consider leaving... my daughter was at McLean and it was the same. My daughter now plays at a non ECNL team and is having fun.
I genuinely applaud you PP for keeping in mind that having fun is a worthwhile goal. Yes, many will say that their player is passionate about the game and my DD is no exception but just playing for fun can get lost in the mix so easily. There is a difference between having a love for the game and having genuine fun playing.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 19:58
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
This is what I never get about decision making. If you are a starter or at least first sub in for BRYC, FCV, anywhere, sure, I get it, but if you are riding the pine, why stay? And I have honestly seen overlooked players - I mean like pros - move teams and take off.
Is watching other people's kids play that much fun for all these people? I pay and make the time commitment to see my kid play. Yeah, great when we do well, but if she's not playing, I have no reason to be there.
Because when you’re training 3 or 4 times a week with higher level players, you develop faster. Not that hard of a concept to grasp. But for people that are focused only games and results, you probably don’t get it.
The person obviously wasn't advocating results if their main point was that it is better to start and play significant minutes at Spirit than it is to train yet watch games at FCV or BRYC for example.
If you are not seriously pushing for minutes then what is the point? It is a game meant to be played not watched. If you can't get regular time, in spite of all the quality training then what is the point?
And one of the the BRYC coaches has no problems leaving people on the bench the whole game.
But hey its all about developing the girls and doing what's best for them, right?
If you're kid does not play in meaningful matches she probably is not on the right team, should consider leaving... my daughter was at McLean and it was the same. My daughter now plays at a non ECNL team and is having fun.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 19:27
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
This is what I never get about decision making. If you are a starter or at least first sub in for BRYC, FCV, anywhere, sure, I get it, but if you are riding the pine, why stay? And I have honestly seen overlooked players - I mean like pros - move teams and take off.
Is watching other people's kids play that much fun for all these people? I pay and make the time commitment to see my kid play. Yeah, great when we do well, but if she's not playing, I have no reason to be there.
Because when you’re training 3 or 4 times a week with higher level players, you develop faster. Not that hard of a concept to grasp. But for people that are focused only games and results, you probably don’t get it.
The person obviously wasn't advocating results if their main point was that it is better to start and play significant minutes at Spirit than it is to train yet watch games at FCV or BRYC for example.
If you are not seriously pushing for minutes then what is the point? It is a game meant to be played not watched. If you can't get regular time, in spite of all the quality training then what is the point?
And one of the the BRYC coaches has no problems leaving people on the bench the whole game.
But hey its all about developing the girls and doing what's best for them, right?
Anonymous
04/08/2019 19:18
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
This is what I never get about decision making. If you are a starter or at least first sub in for BRYC, FCV, anywhere, sure, I get it, but if you are riding the pine, why stay? And I have honestly seen overlooked players - I mean like pros - move teams and take off.
Is watching other people's kids play that much fun for all these people? I pay and make the time commitment to see my kid play. Yeah, great when we do well, but if she's not playing, I have no reason to be there.
Because when you’re training 3 or 4 times a week with higher level players, you develop faster. Not that hard of a concept to grasp. But for people that are focused only games and results, you probably don’t get it.
The person obviously wasn't advocating results if their main point was that it is better to start and play significant minutes at Spirit than it is to train yet watch games at FCV or BRYC for example.
If you are not seriously pushing for minutes then what is the point? It is a game meant to be played not watched. If you can't get regular time, in spite of all the quality training then what is the point?
Anonymous
04/08/2019 19:12
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
This is what I never get about decision making. If you are a starter or at least first sub in for BRYC, FCV, anywhere, sure, I get it, but if you are riding the pine, why stay? And I have honestly seen overlooked players - I mean like pros - move teams and take off.
Is watching other people's kids play that much fun for all these people? I pay and make the time commitment to see my kid play. Yeah, great when we do well, but if she's not playing, I have no reason to be there.
Because when you’re training 3 or 4 times a week with higher level players, you develop faster. Not that hard of a concept to grasp. But for people that are focused only games and results, you probably don’t get it.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 18:50
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
This is what I never get about decision making. If you are a starter or at least first sub in for BRYC, FCV, anywhere, sure, I get it, but if you are riding the pine, why stay? And I have honestly seen overlooked players - I mean like pros - move teams and take off.
Is watching other people's kids play that much fun for all these people? I pay and make the time commitment to see my kid play. Yeah, great when we do well, but if she's not playing, I have no reason to be there.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 18:32
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
Nope
Anonymous
04/08/2019 18:26
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Nobody is leaving bryc for spirit unless they do not a bryc offer.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 15:34
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
I'm a Spirit parent. We've never seen Larry at a Spirit practice or game, nor have we heard anything from him beyond the email introduction promising change back a few months ago. He certainly hasn't seemed actively engaged in the DA at this time -- I would think the pro team is the priority. Therefore, I don't think his hanging out at BRYC should be considered some kind of conspiracy. He had a team there. He has friends there.... Maybe he really was just watching a game....
+1
Anonymous
04/08/2019 14:36
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
I'm a Spirit parent. We've never seen Larry at a Spirit practice or game, nor have we heard anything from him beyond the email introduction promising change back a few months ago. He certainly hasn't seemed actively engaged in the DA at this time -- I would think the pro team is the priority. Therefore, I don't think his hanging out at BRYC should be considered some kind of conspiracy. He had a team there. He has friends there.... Maybe he really was just watching a game....
Anonymous
04/08/2019 14:23
Subject: YNT Identification Center
LB watching BRYC NCSL team, the team he coached, he also sat with Braddock staff when BRYC played VDA last week.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 13:50
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Tell us the age group being watched and it will be easier to guess!
Unless he was hiding in the bushes like the area ECNL coaches, he was there watching the game. Move on.
Anonymous
04/08/2019 12:52
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Tell us the age group being watched and it will be easier to guess!
Anonymous
04/08/2019 12:51
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Recruiting or watching?
Anonymous
04/08/2019 12:03
Subject: YNT Identification Center
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:To the coach that knows nothing about nominating players you probably don't coach at a level the YNT are looking for...
Lol, this has to be a Big Headed DA or ECNL coach reply. You say that, but you don’t hesitate to recruit our players. Development my ass.
That sounds like something an ENCL coach from a 4 letter club would say...
Update, guess who was out recruiting at our games this weekend?
Who?
I bet it was a coach from a 4 letter club
Not from that club
SPIRIT
Who from Spirit was watching who